The Not-so-common Tenenbaums: A Compendium of Family Stories by Shea Tenenbaum bilingual Rank-and-file activists

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The Not-so-common Tenenbaums: A Compendium of Family Stories by Shea Tenenbaum bilingual Rank-and-file activistsTranslated from the Yiddish by Laurie Liberty My mother's family knew him as Uncle Sid. I never knew of my great uncle Shea Tenenbaum until the winter of 2007 when I was helping my mother with her genealogy searches. I discovered that we had a prolific Yiddish writer in the family. Aside from translating a language I did not know, these stories not only resurrect a family of people who would have been long forgotten, but are a testament to overcoming